The MBBS course fees in India vary significantly based on the type of college: government, private, or deemed. Government colleges typically have lower fees, ranging from 10,000 to 50,000 per year. Private colleges and deemed universities can have fees ranging from 3 lakhs to 25 lakhs or more per year.

NO, you need not to appear for any other exams except NEET for admission of MBBS in JIPMER medical college. Admission to the JIPMER MBBS course is done only through the National Eligibility cum Entrance Test (NEET) UG , which is conducted by the National Testing Agency (NTA). NEET UG is a national-level entrance examination conducted annually for admission to undergraduate medical programmes in India.

INI CET, provides admission into PG courses such as Masters of Surgery [MS], Doctor of Medicine [MD], Master of Dental Surgery [MDS],  Doctorate of Medicine [DM] and Master of Chirurgie (MCh) at 23 Institutions including 19 AIIMS across the country as well as JIPMER(Puducherry), PGIMER(Chandigarh), and NIMHANS(Bengaluru), and SCTIMST, Trivandrum.

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Hello Khushi,

As per your mentioned query, yes you can start your NEET preparation. NEET syllabus comprises of both class 11th and 12th syllabus. So you can start with basics of your class 12th. Many students also take coaching for exam and some of them start their own.

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Hello there,

As of the 2024–25 academic session, Odisha does not provide reservation for Socially and Economically Backward Classes (SEBC) in MBBS admissions through state counselling. The recently approved 11.25% SEBC reservation in higher education specifically excludes professional courses such as medicine and engineering.

For MBBS admissions under the Odisha state quota, the current reservation categories include:

• Scheduled Castes (SC) : 16.25%

• Scheduled Tribes (ST) : 22.5%

• Persons with Disabilities (PwD) : 5%

• Ex-Servicemen : 1%

If you belong to the SEBC category, you would be considered under the Unreserved (UR) category for MBBS counselling in Odisha. However, SEBC certificates may still be required for other purposes, such as fee concessions or eligibility in non-professional courses .

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Hello Sakshi,

With an expected NEET 2025 score of 105 and belonging to the OBC-PwD category, securing admission to AIIMS Delhi for the MBBS program is highly unlikely.

NEET Cutoff Insights:

• Qualifying Marks for OBC-PwD : In NEET 2024, the qualifying score for OBC-PwD candidates ranged between 143 and 127 .
  
  

• AIIMS Delhi Cutoffs : Historically, AIIMS Delhi has had very high cutoff scores across all categories. For instance, in 2024, the closing NEET score for OBC candidates was around 690–700 marks .
  
  Alternative Options:

Given your score and category, consider the following steps:

1. State Medical Colleges : Explore MBBS seats in state medical colleges where the cutoff scores might be lower for OBC-PwD candidates.
   
   

2. Private Medical Colleges : Some private institutions may have seats available for your category and score range.
   
   

3. Allied Health Sciences : Consider pursuing courses in allied health sciences, such as B.Sc. Nursing, Physiotherapy, or Medical Lab Technology, which have different admission criteria and can lead to rewarding careers in healthcare.
   
   

4. Preparation for Next Attempt : If becoming a doctor is your primary goal, you might consider dedicating another year to prepare for NEET, aiming to improve your score significantly.

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Good morning ,

As per your mentioned query , if you want to take admission in MBBS in India then you have to give NEET exam. If you crack the exam with good rank then you will get the top government colleges for MBBS. Several private colleges also take admission on the basis of NEET score.

If you want to know more about NEET exam then kindly refer this:

https://medicine.careers360.com/articles/neet-full-form

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Hello there,

Here are the details for MBBS admission in Tamil Nadu with 270 NEET marks:

Eligibility

• Passed 12th with PCB

• NEET qualified (270 is enough for private/management seats)
  
  Admission Options

1. Government Colleges – Not possible with 270

2. Private Colleges (Govt Quota) – Cut-off is high

3. Private Colleges (Management/Minority Quota) – Possible with 270
   
   Top Private MBBS Colleges in Tamil Nadu

• Sri Ramachandra Medical College

• Saveetha Medical College

• Meenakshi Medical College

• Sree Balaji Medical College

• Chettinad Hospital & Research Institute
  
  Fees

• Management Quota : Rs. 12–20 lakh/year

• Minority Quota : Slightly less in some colleges
  
  Admission Process

1. Register on: tnmedicalselection.net (https://tnmedicalselection.net)

2. Upload documents & NEET score

3. Apply for counselling

4. Choose college (management/minority seat)

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Hello there,

With 341 marks in NEET 2025, getting a seat in a government MBBS college under the All India Quota (General category) is unlikely, as the cutoff is usually much higher (above 600). However, if you belong to a reserved category or your state has lower cutoffs, you might get a chance in some state quota seats.

You can also consider private medical colleges, dental courses (BDS), or other allied health programs like BAMS or BHMS, which have lower cutoffs.

I would recommend you to use the NEET College Predictor Tool by Careers360 to get the list of possible colleges you can get with your rank.

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Hii,

The medical college or university where you are enrolled is typically the appropriate authority to issue an MBBS gap certificate. This certificate may occasionally be issued by the college's dean, principal, or registrar.

The state government's medical education department can also assist if necessary. To find out the precise procedure, you should first contact your college office.

Hello Aspirant,

The opportunities for MBBS admission at government medical colleges will depend on various factors including your NEET score, category and cut off scores for that year and state. Lower cut off scores for ST category will improve your chances. If you have a NEET score of 120, you may find it to be very difficult but still not impossible to secure a place at a government medical college, since it will depend on the state quota and number of seats available. You should check if you can find previous years cut off trends for ST candidates in your state or participating states from the official counselling authorities.

You can also consider exploring the state quota seats, management quota or medical colleges, as an alternative options.